Get away from it all to our area of outstanding natural beauty and stay on our off grid eco site in one of our two fully furnished bell tents, or camp on one of just 5 grass camping pitches in the adjacent camping field. The Bell tents are sited separately in their own individual secluded, peaceful little fields, offering privacy peace and quiet with their own private areas and facilities, the only shared area is the parking! The camping pitches share a shepherds hut bathroom and pot wash. This is all on our working stock farm in Knighton-on-Teme.

The parking is near but not next to the tents. This leads over a small bridge between the trees, to the first of our tents, Evelyn, this field is more secluded with a woodland feel, just a short walk between the hedge row and our living wall (created to provide privacy to visitors staying in Evelyn) is the second tent called Lillian,

Walkways have been cut into the meadow grass whilst maintaining a natural habitat for the wildlife. Each tent is furnished with a comfortable double bed and for children, camp beds can be provided, which will you need to bring your own sleeping bags for .

To keep warm on those chilly nights there are hot water bottles, and if you’re sitting outside, fire pits

Both tents have a bathroom which is in a converted Rice Horse Trailer. Lillian’s bathroom has a modern feel while Evelyn’s bathroom has a quirky vintage feel. They also have an outdoor kitchen containing a double gas burner hob, cutlery, cooking utensils dinning sets along with China teapots etc. BBQs are also provided.

The camping is along the headland of our hay field, there is no fence between the hay field and the three camping pitches, giving lots of space and uninterrupted views of the countryside. this is directly off the parking area, we ask that after pitching up, unless you vehicle forms part of your accommodation, that you leave the vehicle parked just inside the camping field for the rest of your stay. The camping bathroom and washing up facilities are in a shepherds hut located centrally on the camping field.

Should camping guests have friends or family staying in the glamping bell tents it may be possible to camp with them, please speak to us directly to arrange this.

Facilities on offer

An eco, off grid back to nature experience in the teme valley, where there is fantastic walking and an abundance of nature.

We have 2 luxury fully furnished, spacious 6 meter bell tents and 5 grass camping pitches, being big on space and small on numbers.

The bell tents are sited in their own little field complete with their own dedicated bathroom and outdoor kitchen, this is your own private space and facilities. The 3 camping pitches are on the headland of the adjacent hay field and have a bathroom and washing up area, which is shared between the 3 pitches. The hay field is not fenced off, to give uninterrupted view of the countryside, and there is so much space for just 3 camping pitches.

Why stay with us ? because if glamping you have your own little field, bathroom, kitchen and don’t share any facilities apart from the car park, if Camping, there are just 3 pitches, a large area to camp in, uninterrupted views of the countryside and a shared bathroom in our shepherds hut,

Evelyn, & Lillian the 2 bell tents, are accessed over the foot bridge from the car park, they both have their own secluded field, with established hedgerows on 3 sides, an outdoor kitchen which has a double gas burning hob, Small Fridge, cutlery, cooking equipment, & table wear, a quirky vintage style bathroom, (Evelyn) or a modern bathroom (lillian) in a converted Rice horse trailer comprising of eco toilet, gas shower and basin, USB charging point for phones, torches and technology, with a outdoor washing up sink, and although south facing, shade can be found in the shadow of the little tree. They both have fire pits (bag of firewood & kindling provided) BBQ station and disposable BBQ,

Camping ;- shared between 3 pitches bathroom, The shared bathroom is located in our shepherds hut and comprises of eco toilet, gas powered shower, basin and outdoor washing up area. There is a USB charging point within the shared facility for torches, phones and technology, fire pits available, with firewood, kindling and disposable BBQ’s available in the honesty shop, along with local seasonal produce.

Solar lights provide light as darkness falls

We offer afternoon teas, and other produce (pre ordered)

Should camping guests have friends or family staying in the glamping bell tents it may be possible to camp with them, please speak to us directly to arrange this.

Who is the site for ?

anyone who cares about our environment, wants a back to nature, an eco experience with a bit of luxury and good facilities, great for exploring the local area, we allow tents, campervans and caravans but there is no chemical disposal on site, so all guests must use our facilities as their own cannot be emptied on site. Well behaved Dogs in the camping fields, who must be kept under control at all times and not left unattended. No Dogs allowed in the Glamping,

Nearby

In the immediate vicinity there is unspoiled rolling countryside with great walks, look out for the red kite, owls, fox. badger, deer, hare, rabbit, and even pole cats. Common Wood Farm our next door neighbours hold events such as picnics under the blossom, Woodston Manor for fishing, Dinthill Farm is a local wedding venue and events location, we offer afternoon teas on site, we post local events and fetes on our Facebook and Instagram site and at the honesty shop on site
nearby towns Tenbury, Ludlow, (castle and wild swimming in the river) Leominster, Bewdley, Cleobury Mortimer, Clee Hill, Craven Arms, a little further on Bridgnorth, with shrewsbury, Worcester and Hereford.
Next door at Commonwood Farm there is a pop up Perry and Pizza put night (other alcohol & soft drinks including their own apple juice also available) every fortnight from Friday 6th May throughout the summer.

Places to visit Habberley Valley – Habberly trail, Wyre forest & Go Ape, Bewdley Museum, Tenbury Museum, Witley Court – Great Witley, Ludlow Castle, markets and river, Mortimer Forest, Severn Valley Railway, Severn Valley Park – Highley, Steam Museum Highley, Kyre Park – Kyre, , Rays Farm nr Bridgnorth, Little Owl Farm Ombersley, Teme side river, Ludlow Weir, Ludlow food center, Safari Park, Stokesay Castle, The long mynd, & Carding mill Valley near Church Stretton, Acton Scott Farm, Trimpley reservoir, Bewdley brewery, Croft castle, Iron Bridge museum, Berrington hall, Shropshire hills Discovery centre, Powis Castle, Wigmore Castle, Ralph Court Gardens nr Edwin Ralph, Hopton Castle, Hampton Court nr Leominster, The black and white trail from Leominster.

Our favourite places to eat & drink

There are many great places to go and eat, Next door at Commonwood Farm there is a pop up Perry and Pizza put night (other alcohol & soft drinks including their own apple juice also available) every fortnight from Friday 6th May throughout the summer. Fishing at nearby Woodstone Manor, The river Rea and Teme, Views and walks from the Clee hill and an excellent chip shop !, Walking in the Wyre forest, Mortimers forest and Queens wood forest on Dinmore hill. The Longmynd and Cardimill Valley are beautiful and well worth the drive. The Peacock is our nearest pub, followed by The live & let live neen sollars, The colliers (nr the Wyre Forest), The Larch Barn (nr Cleobury Mortimer), The Fountain, Pembroke & many others ! (Tenbury), The Salway Arms (A49 between Leominster & Ludlow), The Maindenhead (Orleton). Tenbury, Ludlow and the surrounding towns have some great independent eat in or takeaways. We have brewerys, Hobsons, Oldfieds, and Spilsburys near by, inTenbury we have a great fruit and veg shop (The Barn) next the a wonderful deli (The Smiling Goat), a good butchers Wyre Pies & Frances’s, and a variety of independent shops.